QUESTION 15 Save Answer Wheeled Coach, based in Winter Park, Florida, is the world's largest manufacturer of ambulances Working foar 10-hour days each week, 350 employees make only custom-made mbules virtually every vehicle is unique. Wheeled Couch accommodate the marketplace by providing a wide variety of option and an engineering itaff accustomed to innovation and custom design Continuing growth, which now requires that more than 20 ambulances roll of the sembly line each week, makes process design a continuing challenge. Wheeled Coach's response has been to build a focused factory. Wheeled Coach builds nothing but ambulances. Within the focused factory, Wheeled Coach established work cells for every major module feeding an assembly line, including aluminum bodies, electrical wiring harnesses interior cabinets, window, painting, and upholstery Labour standard drive the schedule so that every workcell food the sembly line on schedule just in time for installation. The chally that of a Ford track moves to a station at which the aluminum body is mounted. Then the vehicle is moved to painting Pollowing custom paint job, it moves to the assembly line, where it will spend seven days. During each of these even work-days, cach workcell delivers in respective module to the appropriate position on the membly line During the first day, electrical wiring is installed on the second day, the unit move forward to the station at which cabinetry is delivered and installed, then to window and lighting station, on to upholstery, to fit and finish to further customizing, and finally to inspection and rond testing Discussion Question 1Why do you think major o mumcturen do not build ambulances What is an aurative proces strategy to the comhly line that Wheeled Coach currently se Why uit mere ellie tent for the work cells to prepare modules and deliver them to the webly line that it would be to produce the componente it. interior polery on the line How does Wheeled Coach manage the desto be performed at each workstation